Goldig Films was founded in Hong Kong by Gouw Hiap Kian, Alex in the late-1960ˇ¦s. Originally a distributor of international movies, the companyˇ¦s business activities extended to acquisitions of Hong Kong-made movies, movie production and distribution as well as cinemas.
Between 1970 and 1983, Goldig Films handled the production and distribution of over 150 Hong Kong and overseas movies. The consistent quality, box office revenues and distribution sales of the companyˇ¦s movies were credibly recognized by the industry across in Asia. During the years when Hong Kong ranked as the worldˇ¦s second largest movie-production markets, Goldig Films played a role in such significant media and entertainment developments. The movie developments of Hong Kong had been influential in shaping the arts and culture of many Chinese-influenced countries and nationalities. Also as part of the history of movie-productions, the martial arts (Kung Fu) movies of Hong Kong also attracted significant international attention.
In this Goldig Films Archive web site, there are information about the movies produced by Goldig Films and the cast behind the movies. All movies were shown in Hong Kong and different countries in South East Asia, North and South Americas, Europe and the Middle East.
